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Cd81 is not only biallelic in Eed−/− TS cells, but its robust up-regulation during differentiation made it technically compatible with this experiment.

"They added a word, and they added a word in such a way that they made it technically accurate," Wittes said.

Putting this question to the Department of Energy and Climate Change (Decc), a spokesperson said that he could not supply an answer because the information was "commercially sensitive", and that the way the question was worded made it "technically impossible to answer".

There is a possibility that the presence of abdominal adhesion due to the use of multiple surgeries made it technically difficult to adequately perform colonoscopy.

These changes, involving better memory management and erecting virtual walls around some applications, made it technically more difficult to find vulnerabilities that could help compromise a machine, causing the criminals to change tactics.

This alerted him to the fact that an EU directive had made it technically illegal to drive children under the age of 12/135cm around with booster seats.

But if the risk Facebook is trying to shrink is being forced, by competition regulators, to sell off one or two of its messaging platforms it may feel it has nothing to lose by making it technically harder to break its business apart.

However, its segmented RNA genome makes it technically challenging to obtain full genome coverage.

The lack of antibodies that specifically recognize extended-C/EBPα and the impossibility to specifically target the endogenous protein by knockdown strategies (all protein isoforms can be translated from a single mRNA molecule) makes it technically difficult to address its physiological functions and sites of action in depth.

While the artwork may stand on its artistic merits, Mr. Fisher said, he felt compelled to make it technically correct as well, down to the last squiggle and hesitation of the most obscure signer's hand.

It demonstrates that the ICP wave is related to the cardiac beat and is disturbed by noise, which makes it technically challenging to extract the single ICP wave because its feature points cannot be located accurately.